Crews were tested with a road traffic collision
Crews from the Island's emergency services came together for a training exercise this week.
The day saw the Isle of Man Constabulary, Fire and Rescue Service, Ambulance Service and Civil Defence meet.
They were tested with a road traffic collision scenario.
Jane Kelly is Emergency Planning Officer for the Department of Home Affairs:
Training days mean crews from the different departments can prepare for serious incidents.
That's important according to the Assistant Divisional Officer for the Fire and Rescue service, Murray Halsall:
Meanwhile, Norman Brew is a paramedic for the Ambulance Service.
He explains how training helps new responders understand their role:
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